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So if you're sending logs to a managed provider like Datadog, but some fraction of the logs contain transactions that you want to hang on to for billing questions, do you just have a cron job pull out the info from Datadog and put it into your own holdings? I see most providers center around 15-day stuff, so I like I'm thinking about it wrong if I want to hold on to some things for 30-90 days.
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Ok I hear you all on that, but then if the log is essentially the audit trail of what happened, I'm struggling to figure out how to do it differently without it looking like a log... Are people running local logstash then forwarding to a log MSP, and then running extraction jobs locally for business records? Or are you saying something like I should install a callback to an ERP or something for every transaction? I appreciate the info.
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my CSR would write a perl script for that
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is there a good explainer to opentelemetry or is it one of those "if you have to ask it doesn't solve one of your usecases". playing around with building a new distributed application and trying to figure out if I should read more since we've seemed to change how we yeet info for monitoring, logging, and coordination
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kitten emergency posted:well you’re in luck very cool, thank you and preordered
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